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Fun Fact: In , after Axl and Vince Neil embarked on a war of words in the press, Neil publicly challenged Rose to settle the score, mano a mano, in a backstreet brawl. The proposed location? The Tower Records parking lot. Not long after arriving in L. One of those things. We were the first of four or five bands on the bill. But there were a few people there.

One of those people? Jeff Duncan of Odin. So I was taking all the copies they had at the Troubadour and folding them open to our page in the magazine. Following up the success of Out of the Cellar single "Round and Round," Ratt shoot a video for another track off the album, "Back for More," which shows them performing at Strip hotspot the Roxy. After Poison's original guitar player, Matt Smith, quits the band to return to Pennsylvania, he suggests Slash try out for the position.

The guitarist packs up his gear and heads down to Poison's rehearsal space — actually the back half of a dry cleaners on West Washington Blvd.

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In Slash's own estimation, he kills the audition. He came in with his hair all done up and was wearing stiletto heels. I had on a pair of moccasins. The Poison guys looked at me and asked, 'What do you wear? When I got the phone call that C. Michaels, for his part, concurs, "Slash really did kill it. And, actually, C.

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He started playing his own stuff, like, 'I got these other songs! You gotta hear 'em! But it all worked out for the best. A flyer promoting the gig reads "L. I was like, 'Look, I want to do this band, but this is really crazy, you know? Guns N' Roses play their first show with the classic Appetite for Destruction lineup in place, again at the Troubadour.

The flyer this time? Though opening night is hardly a smashing success, Lita Ford does give the club an auspicious start by puking in the bathroom. During the shoot, which includes Axl's then-girlfriend Erin Everly decked out in bondage gear, a drunk David Bowie shows up and proceeds to hit on her, setting Rose off. When glam-metal boys aren't at clubs, bars or strip joints, chances are you can find them at an office supply store, printing up massive amounts of flyers to promote their next gig. And it's serious business: "We'd be putting our posters up on telephone poles, [and] the next band would come along a couple hours later, rip yours down, put theirs up," added Dokken guitarist George Lynch.

How to stand out, then? We started being as crude as possible on the flyers and came up with some creative slogans for each show. But by most people's estimation, the undisputed kings of flyerdom are Poison. You staple 'em up and you're gone. We'd find hot girls walking around the Rainbow parking lot and ask them to do a photo session up against a brick wall, and then we'd put 'em on a flyer. Too expensive," Michaels says.

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Too expensive. But they had a shitload of fluorescent green paper that they couldn't give away. We took all of it for a few bucks. So that became our color.

If somebody lights off a pack of firecrackers, anyone standing in front of any of those clubs might get hit. They're that close. Then you go another block and there's the Whisky. Trying to get people to come and watch your band play at one of these places from, say, to ? There's a lot of choice.

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And then it's like, 'That band's drummer has a bigger drum set! Whatever you saw on Headbangers Ball or in Metal Edge , there were hundreds of those bands in Hollywood. But due to the strict no-alcohol policy, they hightail it over to the latter. Other places to spot hair metal dudes outside of the clubs? Gil Turner's liquor store, right by the Roxy, was another spot. Tracii Guns: "Sunset Strip Tattoo was like our second home. Robert Benedetti, the owner of the place, loved all the rock guys. If it was two in the morning and we didn't have a place to stay they would just lock us in the shop overnight.

We could drink, we'd have our girlfriends over. Stevie Rachelle: "Oh — there was also a tanning salon that was really popular. The woman who ran it was fooling around with a lot of the guys in the bands. I slept with her. Not in the salon, but I know there were guys who'd go there, get tan and get a blowjob with it.

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After a night out scoring heroin and partying at the Cathouse and other spots, Nikki Sixx proceeds to overdose in Slash's room at the Franklin Plaza, just north of Sunset. I was just, for some reason, really fucking belligerent and thrashing around, until finally I sobered up and realized what had happened. The paramedics came and they shot Nikki full of adrenaline and took him away. My body just gave out. Sixx wasn't the only Strip musician falling prey to the lure of hard drugs. I once played guitar for Johnny Thunders in Long Beach, and this was when he was actually sober.

But right before we walked out of the dressing room he goes, 'Watch this. That's how glamorous it was in everybody's heads. It was important to put that vibe across.

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But a lot of guys took it too seriously. A couple of them died. A few others carried it with them for 20 years. There was nothing pretty about it. There's W. And Riki and Taime discussing how a sleazy outfit is a surefire way to gain quick entry into the Cathouse. And there's Odin. The band takes the stage at Gazzarri's as club owner Bill Gazzarri, who testifies that hunky singer Randy O. Things, of course, don't exactly work out that way for Randy and the band. But, says then-Odin and now Armored Saint guitarist Jeff Duncan, "Every band on the Strip had that sort of 'eye of the tiger' mentality.

You watch that movie, and everybody in it is saying, 'I'm gonna make it. As for Odin's classic interview scene, which takes place in a hot tub surrounded by a bevy of bikini-clad women? It was a pretty good plan, because if you drink alcohol and sit in a hot tub you get, like, twice as drunk, which I don't think any of us realized. For a while, whenever I saw that movie I was like, 'Oh god, look at us. We just got filmed doing it.

As Appetite for Destruction takes off in and , the album's insane success fosters something of a sea change on the Strip. There were no computers, no social media, hardly even fax machines, so we had no idea that people in L. Imagine landing back on Planet Earth: People were all glammed out when you left, and now you could tell the photo of us they were trying to look like. There was the Izzy guy, the Slash guy, the Axl guy, the me guy, the Steven guy, and they were walking all over Hollywood.

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